(A close vote? :( - No need to be rude ! I am new to Chrome :) )
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Sagar R. KothariJun 22 '11 at 12:34

Even you can use the Opera 11 it's too good and reliable than firefox.
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avirkJun 22 '11 at 12:36

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@sugar-SagarKothari Yes I'm quite sorry! I didn't read your comment and voted to close. With the comment added, I see it is a "different" question! So my vote close was ill-founded. Please add relevant information about your question to your question instead of adding it as a comment. This way, potential readers will get all the information they need from the question and won't overlook crucial information. Click "Edit" at the bottom of your question to edit your question.
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BloodPhiliaJun 22 '11 at 12:37

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In your Chrome preferences (Wrench > Preferences), there's an entry under Basics called: "On Startup". Here you can select "Reopen the pages that were open last", and it'll automatically open the same tabs you had open the last time, whenever you open the browser again.

Note, it'll only remember the tabs for the last window that was closed, so if you first close a window with 20 tabs, and then a window with just one tab, only the one tab will be restored automatically. If this happens accidentally, you'll be able to find the 20 tab session in the "Recently Closed" list on the new tab menu, however, so you can still restore them.